Just A Little Bit
Delbert McClinton · Second Wind / Keeper Of The Flame [1997]
Oh, I just want a little bit
Oh, I don't want it all
No, I just want a little bit
Just a little bitty bit
Just a teeny weeny bitty of your love
Turn your lamp down low
Honey, slip me a kiss
Turn your lamp down low
I just can't resist
Oh, just a little bitty bit
Just a teeny weeny bitty of your love
Turn your lamp down low
Honey, slip me a kiss
Turn your lamp down low
I just can't resist
Oh, a little bitty bit
Just a teeny weeny bitty of your love
I'll love you forever
Not just for peace of mind
Please say you'll never leave me
Until the end of time
Just a little bitty bit
Just a teeny weeny bitty of your love
Just don't hit me
Just A Little Bit
Delbert McClinton's "Just A Little Bit" stands as a quintessential example of his late-career refinement, blending his signature country-rock sensibilities with a polished, soulful delivery. Recorded for the 1997 compilation "Second Wind / Keeper Of The Flame," the track captures the mature artistry McClinton brought to the genre, characterized by his distinctive vocal phrasing and intricate guitar work. The song reflects the enduring appeal of his discography, which frequently traverses the boundaries between traditional country and rock, appealing to fans of the outlaw country movement and its successors. As part of his broader catalog, the recording showcases his ability to craft intimate yet powerful performances that resonate with the emotional core of his musical identity.